Tag Archives: Pieced Blocks
Purple Haze 13, 14
Interesting. Can anyone guess what song the name for this project file came from? I like the second design very much!
TNT Logs + 106, 107, 108, 109, 110
This week’s selection of designs includes three very similar designs with minor changes, and two also with minor changes. The dark circle in the centre has become a light space. The dark centre is back, but the inner corners have … Continue reading
Log Heap 61, 62, 63, 64, 65
This Mid Week Retreat post is a bit late. I don’t often pre-program blog post by more than an hour or two, but I was going to be absent from home for a week, spending time with a group of … Continue reading
Hearts for Felicity 15, 16
Interesting! I started this project file to challenge myself to design something outside my comfort zone. I think I moved the comfort zone because I love some of the designs I found by playing with some weird looking blocks along … Continue reading
Border Beauties 59, 60
I like the first design above … … but the second design is my favourite. I love the tangled corners of the borders!
Aunt Flo’s Quilt 41, 42
So pretty and dainty. I think I may be repeating past comments about the designs in this project file. More of the same … dainty and pretty, and in my late Mum’s favourite colours.
Hexie Logs 36, 37, 38, 39, 40
The Log Cabin block usually starts with a square, but can also start with a rectangle, a triangle, and a hexagon. Starting with an octagon might be a step too far, but is possible! Different and very unusual! The appliques … Continue reading
Hi 5s OP 45, 46
Another project file of on point quilt designs. I love the star with the white background in the design above. The second design is very interesting!
Stars on Ramsay Terrace 19, 20
Very neat and tidy design. In case you are wondering, these block designs, and yesterday’s designs too, are 4 patch blocks, drafted on a 16×16 grid. The second design is maybe a little too busy.
Stars on Tatiara Terrace 13, 14
Mostly simple piecing, reusing many of the same shapes for every block. These sorts of designs would be made easier for beginners by making less blocks in bigger sizes, which means some play time for me to see what some … Continue reading
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